I am fed up of arguing with my GP, and I know many people do it themselves - I have been self injecting hte doses the doc gave me, but now that has stopped and I have argued till I am blue in the face I will just go and buy it myself.
could someone please tell me where I can buy this in the UK without a prescription, and also, where si the best place to buy the needles and syringes ( we normally got these from the doctors surgery from the nurses but they only gave us enough untill my next visit)
thank-you for your help.
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Goldpharma for B12, Medisave for syringes, wipes and sharps bins. I would link you to the PAS forum it has a where to source supplies page with proper links, but it's down at the moment. You can find the same info on Pat Kornic's Facebook group here:
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Hi, read this question and joined the forum so I could give you the following link
b-amazing.mysimplestore.com for mail order
or, if you would rather be injected than self administer
b-amazing.co
they do really cheap deals at the weekend for people who are actually sick and expensive ones all week for rich clients that just want to feel better than normal people.
I thought this might help some people. I get my B12 injections from VitaminB12online.com they delivery worldwide and they have all types of B12. I have been using them for over a year and the owner is a B12 deficiency patient. Would rather spend my money helping a fellow patient than large cooperates. She was also a wealth of knowledge on injecting questions I had when I first started injecting.
Hi, just wanting some advise please. I was ill whilst in South Africa last year and was given Vitamin B complex injections as part of my wellness plan. I was given the bottle with the remaining doses to bring back to the UK. I have been getting this injected regularly from a pharmacist thats qualified to administer injection. He can supply Vitamin B 12 but needs to get permission from a GP to supply B Complex and I'm running low in the supply. I notice that you and some of the other members use vitaminb12online.com. They also sell Vitamin B complex. Have you found the product to good and reliable. Thanks in advance.
Can you please tell me which one to buy i used to have done every 10 weeks at doctors but I sick or arguing and being blue in face and I am the one that knows my body please help
I recommend you create a brand new post to ask where to buy - some of the information in this thread might be out of date. (It did start over four years ago. )
Hi, just wanting some advise please. I was ill whilst in South Africa last year and was given Vitamin B complex injections as part of my wellness plan. I was given the bottle with the remaining doses to bring back to the UK. I have been getting this injected regularly from a pharmacist thats qualified to administer injection. He can supply Vitamin B 12 but needs to get permission from a GP to supply B Complex and I'm running low in the supply. I notice that you and some of the other members use vitaminb12online.com. They also sell Vitamin B complex. Have you found the product to good and reliable. Thanks in advance.
i buy mine on medbasic.co.uk on other websites like medisave you need to buy atleast 100 syringes/100 needles and pay more than £5 for delivery, on medbasic i buy simple kit (syringes + needles + swabs) with free delivery
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